Sentence examples similar to warm proclamation from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, a slow, sultry version of Cole Porter's "Don't Fence Me In" became the warm-hearted, highly personal proclamation of an independent spirit.
Wassailing – the ritual involving the sharing of warm, spiced ale – began as a proclamation to apple trees to encourage them to bear more fruit, and evolved into something families would do on Christmas Eve, new year or Twelfth Night.
[The New York Times] Environmental campaigners fault President Obama for omitting any mention of climate change or global warming in his 2012 Earth Day proclamation.
"Jets: rebuilding since 1969" was the latest banner to be unfurled as Sunday's teams warmed up, but as unfair as that proclamation might seem, this Jets team must certainly re-consider what wins actually do for them at this stage.
That song proved a good warm-up for Marty Markowitz, the Brooklyn borough president, who briefly took the stage to issue a proclamation.
Listeners used to having cellists try to overpower them with the Dvorak concerto's bravura proclamations, or dazzle them with its virtuosic flights, found something different: a cellist with a warm, well-centered tone trying to make the best musical sense of the whole.
A proclamation is issued.
It contained a bolder proclamation.
Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation.
